A brief history
Tame Valley Stud was established in 1971 after being left the remains of the Reddicap Stud and Chieveley Studs. Our foundation mare was Reddicap Bella Donna by Coed Coch Glyndwr. The start of the story is with REDDICAP BELLA DONNA 13188.
Born in 1959 after the
demise of her father Coed Coch Glyndwr.
Out of Reddicap Rose by Coed Coch Marchog out of Alice Blue Gown.
I had shown in hand from a small child but was sent to Gordon Jones (Stud Groom Gredington Stud) to be taught the tricks of the trade. My debut with a home bred filly was in 1973 at Northleach. The filly was Reddicap Veronica (daughter of BellaDonna) who won a large class on her first outing. Pictured below.
Another daughter of BellaDonna was Supreme Champion REDDICAP JUNO. Born 1963 and a prolific winning mare in the sixties.
15866 REDDICAP JUNO
by Gredington Rheiol (Gearstone Beacon x Coed Coch Sidan)
Juno's daughter
was
Supreme Champion Chievely Mist Born 1969.
A winning mare from 1971 to 1979
28129 CHIEVELY MIST
by Coed Coch Aelwyn (Coed Coch Madog x Coed Coch Anwyled)
Mist's daughter
was
Supreme Champion Tame Valley Victoria Born 1979, that rare animal who was a prolific
winner of major shows and producer of outstanding foals.
64645 TAME VALLEY VICTORIA
By Moorcock Umdinga (Revel Orange Pip x Moorcock Prelude)
That is the history of the stud that can be seen today, from Victoria we have her daughters Valetta, Vienna and Tara and grand-daughters Sarabande, Tamara and Thea and great grand daughters Taffeta, Thomasina. Reddicap Juno's granddaughter Seren Dlws is still with us and her daughter Tame Valley Seren Arian.
Tame Valley Viking
by Gredington Andreas (Coed Coch Planed x Polaris Betula)
Now with my husband we aim to breed ponies that will go on to lead useful lives in any field.
Contact - Keith & Sandy Goodwin
The Coach House, Spring Lane, Packington, Leics.
Tel: (+44) 01530 413523
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